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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING t.:
~ -Notice IA hereby given the stockholders OF the
GRAND Central Mining Company Ia corporation OF Ohio ana
10 all others may concern that special Woek VI
the said viii DO held NJ e
raj Office of said corpor In the CITY OF
ON Friday tho 3h Jay May 1887 beginning al Ii O'CLOCK
O. m. OF said day. ...,,o, .,a ,o,a unon
thu o the sale and by said the Grand Cen
tra Mining Company OF It's property 10 corporation Of
lie samo name organized under the laws OF tue lel
tory OF Arizona consider and vote upon Az
may pertain tho matter and manner OF enocs Su'
'aio anu """'ie'' CHARLES d. ARMS. President
Yotxosrowx Ohio April b. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
TILE pETROLEUM MARKET

TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
There wa. little life crude oil speculation yesterday
nm, mice, hold with steadncs The range OF
wa. narrow figures were under the
openne but the close n had any ssnncance inc
NJ va from the ell - not Important 49,, r,..,
The o. deAilhgs AZ mo Noh'"
dated Exchange as follows -
Opening.
FINAL
Bales. barrels
go. III 80 AZ al csuts gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
Ere Cream

FACT.-IIorton's Ice Cream is made from
~ pure cream. Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks Oh
Ice Cream Tor Restaurants Churches Festivals &C. Will
Keep hour Country orders promptly ned Depos
SO5 Athaye 69S 6thave l6 Park row. 1lU East lZohst
New.York. and ass Fulton-st Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH

On and after January 3ls 1897 Exoren trna for Caps
Charles Old Point Comfort AMI Norfolk. viath,
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
viii leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station NewYork. 7:20
a m. days and p dav. arriving Old Point p m
a III, Norfolk 655 y N. Steamer for Hchnond
Cape Charles at m. Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays arriving there at Buffet Paror Car on
bay and Night Express TO Cape
Charles Tickets and sleeping berts be secured at any
Ticket Oftce OF the Pcpnsy wanna Railroad Company.
IA. W. dunno. X. b. COOKE, o. r. and +. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
HALLWAY COMPANY.

NHw.YoRK, March ~, 1887
The transfer books Of this company WIN DC 9osep ~ t.
D. m ON SATURDAY lie 2dday OF Apr next VreiaaloJ .o
annual for directors 10 be held on th. t D ~
Say oi Nav nert H. ID WORCESTER, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
'TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY CO.

Of tho largest Stockholders we propose 70 aenn
annual meeting Louis and san Francisco hi
COMPANY To be d LOUIS next
tho surI be applied 10 tho payment OF
on the stock and that dividends on inc ~ pre-
ferred be made quarterly instead OF hayeay We uvev
the time change tho policy OF deyvting inc
instesd OF pay ing IN 70 pe
ferred stockholders We respectfully teqnest ~ @ 80
proxies In the name Oh
h"""" 10 oP' H. 1. OPpENHEIM CO..
New-York, April IL. lssS. % ana % News~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17


PEORIA, DECATUR AND EvANsViLLs INCOME
BONDS
TIE CENTRAL TRUST 60: OF NEw.YoRK,
~ NEwYoRK March !. 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an issue Of fortyycar
Dor cent mortgage bonds dated No'onoor 1871
s.cured by mortgage upon tho Peoria DeeAtur AL Evans
viii, RAILWAY made to tho undersigned aud william A. He'll
man "A Trustee having Authorized AMI preo'rs sh'
unds,igned will on AMI after March 1881 exchange 'ne
same bond for bond. at par Tor tho Outstanding
:, 80, ooo.nx viz Upou the Peoria Division sS5S00O and
mon IN, Evansville Division 81 2joool amounting IN al W
81 ossooo -
The CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF NEwYoRK-
By
F.P. OLCOTT,
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE The Popular Inside Route 10 s -. s ss
steamers CITY OF Worcester" and "Ciy oil Now.iork
leave Per 30 told numDcr North RIVER LOOT Oh M4tusse
buUp III " " - "-
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORI,
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH. - s.,u-.
thence palace steamers arriving a. v'1 tMPhiSa w.
GenI PasA Agent $40 broAa"ay NJ 4
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-sllp
IN (piet 90 PM and IL tsundays excepted
htsalsrs arrive Ia time Ians nottA And eaSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1 On snl sftes JANUARY 81. 1857
GREAT TBUNR LfNR

GREAT TBUNR LINE
ANp UNITED STATES NAIL RoUTA
Tssns leave New.YoE pssososses and certlna sesseD
- S. II. II, , ss.Y., s. =;
&c.,. si ss.s II D.ss s.cas Al sis.sas
wai.:a:s sa fss ss a.v:s cs, I'D s..s
ss = - ss';::sssr s." =. ..' ''''"
;s Esrr:: es s:S s sss: ais.
IT,: x: :s; $: sc ssisI:s
For Atlantic CITY. except sunaV csiroash psrOr ear.
For Cape May weok aays lilo n On sahardays snt.
Long Branch B.y Hs.d yuses,.n sIs ..ss.s.:c 81.
S sy " baltimore 80 sna hss 30
:; ~. q: s.' '::
Prem Pss,e a,Ss ,ss n .sS Zoo
&C. sSJs m n TO pa $50 SsS ~ ~ :sS
fSq FROM YESI sS SD &c ss 81 "a 81
HS o s5 asS 80 osS asS $40 10 80 ssS ias5
sfss s sSns Ga s saS ss0 81 no is' i'''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave Kswyort via Dssorosses and cofs
spa ss's' fsT cSc. :: .a and 10 w.s. LAW
HI Is:ss s 5 8. 's' q
sSns:ys Espsss: Ga I i.a and 10. n.
Tam. .svns ass ri s Ssy ss.s sunday TO-
and lilo g. no.. !. 2 SIS !. N anA 70 . m and p m.
trains leave stes street ssssscu rni.H:Ph;
and Ills M limited Express LILA and A.so nj l1ta
$40 g. e:sb ia s:i2 and g. so D. N On Sunday. i2ol.
Ysvs Phsssph. Via Camden 600 m daily except
Cay - .o.. A.. 49,.
nsttsrv place and foot OF and Cortland
Gourtst and Brooklyn Station. foot Of ruftonst
brookvn station Jersey City; kmigrsnt Ticket ONCE Cas-
tie Garden.
The New YorE:rransfer Company win call for AMI check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES T. PUGH r. WOOD.
~ 6snA passsv AvAak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EASI
ami BnIsiOI- Leave Pier 2s n. H.. ioot Of Murray
at at SOD D. IN dlly (saLiiys inciatoi. Conuootioa
nv Annex Boat Brooky al 3J and Jersey CITY Al
m An orchestra steamer Best accoaimodAtionA
Low lateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW JERSEY.
Trans Cham st. stston for Engiewood
Tsnafy, Cc:,sr spark am ssa ry.ss g, $50 7iS s2S
i0.3O D. m. ~ midnight SUNDAYS 710. $50 and
M SOY Nanuet Spring Valley Nenssy and I so
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pIsSpEc,d pros,,c..

We noticed an item from Plainfe!d.
published in kimhall paper which said:
Miss Loughran. of White Lake is teach
ing No. l; she excels any teacher that
ever taught in that school house" We
do give Miss Lougran credit for having
an excellent school. and feel proud to
say that she has. and deserves the re-
spect of both parents and scholars; but
we feel that il is dc:ng Mr. Sem. (who
taught, and did so much for our school
last winter and summcrt a great injus-
tice. to say Miss Lougran excels any
teacher that has even taught our school.
We think that the majority will agree
with us that our school is 10 better now
than then, in fact. we know that we
have, Excepting one or two terms)
always had good teachers, and hope
Others who have taught iu No. hereto
fore. will not feel that we do not appre-
ciate their efforts.
Mr.. P. II. McMorrow's house took fire
! one day last week. and would have
burned down, if the fire had not been
discovered when II was.
Mrs. Pitcher. of Iowa, is making her
parents, Mr.. s. Mrs. Levi Smith, a visit.
Mrs. Joseph Leach is suffering from
injuries received from falling into the
| cellar ono day last week.
p. L. Ainfcid.
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sSnme Old pecnIe.
From the Sioux City Journal.


According to the late census of Iowa
there are sixty persons in the state who
are over SO years old. OF these fifty
eight are over 95 years and the average of
sixty persons is 993 years, the Oldest per
son, Ben Heike, of Holland, Grundy Co.,
l2l years; next comes one at 1l2, then
40 and 10s. there being twenty five
over 100 years old, John Holland, of
Washington township, Washington Co,
is now 105 years old, beating the Con
necticut lady mentioned in late issue
one year. There is one couple, John
Rcdington and Sarah, his wife, who are
50 and 93 years old, mentioned in the
census of Iowa for 1885, living in Harri-
son township, Benton county
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DsHa Ynrarh Esnoaure.


Last Thursday night about the hour
of -, His Eycellcncy Sir Franz Joseph
William Weinberg discovered a man
reeling up the center of Main street, in a
hopeless state Of intoxicetioi, and near
ly frozen. He at once. hut not wit hout
great ditfidulty, took him to the engine
house, where there was a fire. His
charge proved to be Peter Coleman, an
old gentleman who has for some time
occupied the house across the track
known ms the Hay honse entirely alone.
Both OF the old gentleman hands we're
frozen stiff and his feet nearly il as bad
condition. Weinberg at once summoned
Doctors Scott and Hollinger as well as
other assistance, and after hours of Wig
orous rubbing with snow and other rem :
edies the terrible work of the frost on
the drunken man was in measure miti
gated He was then removed to the
Kimball House, where he died on We'd
nesGay morning few minutes before Z
o clock.
1t seems that after becoming thorough
ly intoxicated and barely able to walk.
the deceased started for his home and
lost the way. After pounding around a
residence nearly opposite the depot he
wandered back to town. The night was
bitter cold, and when fonnd he had on
no gloves or overshoes. He had repeat
cdly fallen in the snow, and when dis
covered was about ready to drop for the
last time.
His hands were SO badly frozen that in
order to save his life DR.. Hollinger de-
cided on Monday to amputate both arms
above the elbows, but on Tuesday the
| patient was SO low as to forbid any op.
Grafton Blood poisoning set in, from
| the effects of which he died as related
above. 1t was barely possible, that am.
putation of the injured members woult
have saved the mans life, but at his ad
vanced age. not probable.
Mr.. Coleman came here from Waukon
Iowa, about eighteen months since. Ei
has a wifc--with whom he has not beer
living OF late---and children at Bunkc
Hill. Alamakee county. Iowa. LANDLORD
Bronson has sent a message TO his wifi
advising her of the facts in the case. TIL,
unfortunate man is reported to have beer
in comfortable circumstances, financially
and. as far rs we arc able to learn, no
addicted to over indulgence in liquor t.
any considerable extent. He was seven
ty- three years of are.
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We Receive Many like This.
Poundridge, N. Y, Dec. 81, 1875


q. II. Ilnan.
Dear Sir:-If you will let
me know when my subscription for the GRAPHIC
expires, j will send the amount duo up to Jan. L.
also renew my subscription for the coming year.
have taken the GRAPHIC three years; and
during that time have been much pleased with it.
1t is God. newsy paper, earnestly devoted to
the welfare and interest of kimball and vicin-
ity. And as | am expecting at no distant date
to be aguin occupying my claim in tina. place,
You can imagine il is with feeling OF pride and
pleasure that read in Its columns OF the pro-
Eress and improvements that taking place in
and about Kirnball. In the GRAPHIC kimball
has true friend and TN able champion. With
all good wishes for its success, am
Very Rerpt. Yours,
Fred w Bnscne
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Hogan Memorial Resolutions.

At regular meeting of Reno Post, G.
A. r., on Jan. 5, 1887, at Kimball Oak,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas as we are called to mourn
the loss of Comrade John A. Logan, a
brave, gallant, patriotic citizen and SOL
dier.
REsoLvED-That by his loss we have
been deprived of one who bore con
spicuous war record, and brilliant rec
ord in the council of the Nation. and a
comrade who has been the firm and un-
1linching friend of the soldier; and if we
were called upon 10 eXtol his charity of
heart and his strict adherence to the
principles of our order, Fraternity Char
ity and Loyalty, the saddest tears and
sobs of our fond and grateful recolec-
tions would choke our utterance and
leave nothing but the mcagre comfort of
memory
REsoLvED-That we tender to his be-
reaved wife and family our regrets and
sympathy in these hours of atiliction.
REsoLvED-That our Post be draped
in mourning for the space Of 30 days
REsoLvED-Tha a copy OF these res
olutions be sent to the widow of the de
ceased. and that copies be published in
the hinlball papers. and that they be
spread in the minutes of our Post
Grant j. Ross,
Arch H. Stuart, Com.
c. w. Blodretl J
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e,tiii on Earth.

If you are in any way interested in the
subject, the experience of Mr. A. C. Nc
Grew, a merchant at Manhattan, Iowa,
may be of vslue to you. Read what he
says: About year age YVES very sick
with severe attack of lung trouble. |
tried a great many physicians, and they
all told me had quick consumption, and
was entirely given up, 30 weak that
could hardly walk. ! travelled all through
Nebraska and Colorado to try end get re-
lief. but without effect. Often times
after severe spell of coughing my friends
would cover me up, expecting every mo-
ment would breath my last. | was
then brought back home. and as last
resort, like drowning man catching at
a straw" l began using Chamberlain $
Cough Remedy, and the result is l am
strong, healthy and well, attending to
my busines. Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy shall recommend as long as | live,
for to that owe everything. Sold by
+. z. Miller
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Fwo pApEHs FOR r,vo noLIARs

tAnd hundred others at the same low price,
tss In order to secure the above low rates sub
every instance. Old subscribers may avail
themselves of the same offer by first paying up
all arrearages.
- Subscribers to the New York World yill re-
cstye Its great premium, 800 page history of the
Unite States, by express at their expense; or by
paying ten cents additional at this Office .t will
be sent by mail.
Any publication not named above will be
lshed III connection with the GRAPHIC at the
sane low rates, to paid up subscribers at
Wholesale prices. We will give the lowest rates
on any newspaper or maGaz,ps published in the
GRAIaIC. @5
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The frost has cracked the cement on
the artesian reservoir at Mitchell and the
water has had to be let out. An engi-
ncer who can construct reservoir that
will stand the cold climate of Dakota
has to understand his business.
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what Are We Coming To.


l. T. Lothrop, of LaRoche, is said to
be the father of a21lb baby, born last
week. The old saying that "the boy is
father to the man." would seem to ap-
ply in this case with the fitness of mus
tsrd plaster to lame back Irve doesn't
weigh much more than that himself.
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New lnsuranc. Company.

A new insurance company, with paid
up capital of 800, 900, has been formed
at Huron and chartered under the laws
OF the territory 1t will be known as the
Fidelity Fire Insurance Co. r. f.
Gates, Of Kimball, is president Of it an d
A. Davis, of Huron. secretary.
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H. L. Wright. Adjt.
The Annual Meeting,

Tie official report Of the Dakota
Farmers Alliance will be printed in full
in the next issue of the Dakota Farmer,
that :,est of all agricultural papers for
our farmc. friends. Subscription price
sl,oo per year including one dollars
worth or choice garden and Gower seeds
Address
". F. T. Bushnell,
Huron Oak.
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Stop that cough by the use of Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral-the best specific for all
throat and lung diseases. 1t will allay
inflammation, aid respiration, and strength
Ell the vocal organs. Ayers almanacs
are free to all. Ask for one
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Esr, aud Eo,unn

Mrs. Geo. ". Walker has returned
from Mitchell
Mr.. r. B. Wctherell and family have
returned from the East.
Mrs. D. w Butler gave goose party
last evening. We're mad
A. s. Stuver, Esq, departed for An
gola, Iowa, last Monday morning Sly,
boy, tina, stuver.
Mr.. Ii. f. Cafes flew away to Bis
marck last week. He is bound to see
the Capitol anyway. he is expected
back next week
Mrs. A. Z. Roberts entertained in a
delightful manner a small party of
friends, last Tuesday evening, in honor
of her brother Mr. Hill
Mr. E. II. Hin, brother of Mrs. A. Z.
Roberts returned to Usage, Ia, Monday,
after making many friends and acquaint-
anccs during his short visit here.
Master Harold Gates gave birthday
party to score of lads and lassies on
Wednesday evening. Master Haro ID is
bug two years of.age-but, like the bed
bug, he gets there just the same"
While ,he GRAuEnc was at press last
week, we received pleasant call from
Mr.. George Beckett, formerly of the
Mitchell Land Office, and Mr.. Dick
Richards. representatives OF the Invest
meat Co, OF Huron.
Mitchell Mail: On New Years eve a
pleasant party OF young people gathered
at the house of Joseph Harkcr, on Fourth
street, Music. games, and refreshments
kept them engaged until the old year
slipped out and the new one in, wher
they all returned to their homes aftc,
spending pleasant evening.
Minnesota Star: John H. King, OF
Rapid City, was in Minnesota ON Tues
day. Ii strikes us that Kings frequent
visits TO Minnesota must mean more than
simply TO get acquainted with the count
ry.-J. S. White will be permanently 10
Gated in Minnesota after Jan i, and pre-
pared to make loans on real estate
Those desiring to make final proof vii
| do well to call and get terms.
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saiaiers. Attention

Memorial services Will be held ct the
n, Z. church, next Sunday. Jan. 16, ct
7:S0p. M. in memory of our late comrade,
John A. Logan. All members of Reno
Post, G. A. r. are requested to attend.
All soldiers. sailors and marines are in
vted to join us. Be at the G. A. r. hail
prompt at 7;15 p. NJ, to go in a body.
BY order Of
Cnmmnndar
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fnstalEst;oa os q. a. r. Dffcers
CaEup Fire sud Concert.

EilEISltEsfSiS Ss &. A. n. DInCSrA,
GaEup Fire sud Concert.
On Thursday evening next, Jan, 90, at
the opera house, a public installation of
the new officers Of Reno Post. G. A. r.
OF Kimball will take place. In connect
ion with the installation concert and
camp fire will add to the interest of the
entertainment. and the evenings excr-
cises will close with social dance The
following is a partial
PROGRAMME.
installation of Officers $50 Gen. w. V.
Lucas.
Remarks. -. Commander A. II. Stuart.
Instrumental March Miss Emma May
nard.
Patriotic Song. Reno Post
Address. Gen W " Lucas
Solo. .................M Mrs Mark Ward
Remarks. DR.. G. j. Ross
Recitation. n.............Mi Miss Franklin.
Solo. Miss Gertie II oss.
Recitation. ............. Miss Anderson.
Trans, Tramp. Tramp" Veterans
Recitations, Ducts and Solos to follow
which will hereafter be announced.
After the installation and concert the
hall will be cleared for dancing-tickets
for concert and dance. IS cents-simply
| concert, 25 cents-dance so cents.
Those desiring supper can be accomo-
| dated in the room under hall at 25 cents
per plate.
Good music provided and a good time
may be expected. Come one, come all
and patronize the veterans and help the
g. A. r.
A H. Stuat,
| Chairman of Com.
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VUF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aEICr q
Elsewhere.

j. w. Cone, who docsn't stop for cold
weather, drove twenty-five miles to
White Lake yesterday morning, and ar
rived in Mitchell on the noon train. He
went to Bismarck via Parker, expecting
to get the assistant cierkship of the
house-AltcAeN Repu5hcan He got it.
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overcoats from SO to $50 at Robinson 3

N-------------------
Overcoats from SO to $50 at Robinson 3.
A large invoice of Underwear, Over
shirts, Gloves and Mitts &c, sc. just
received at Robinson Shanty.
F. c. Smith will sell out his Flour
chea p for cash. s47
Robinson has the dandy" line of
Pants. And don't you forget it.
Nice pared table peaches, 3 lb. cans
only Is cents nj Bardin's.
Parties wishing Silver Plated W are
will do well TO call at the Artesian
Grocery and examine my line of these
goods before purchasing.
245 W. II. Meierstein.
Buy pound of candy for 90 cents of
the kimball Grocery Co. and get a chance
to draw the big stick of candy.
Go toHarker & Birds for Dry Goods.
Smith sells the best made hay burners
in town.
Georgia Bank Goldfish only cents per
pound at IL. ID. BaTdin 8.
Latest styles of Neck Wear at Robin
sons.
Choice Mince Meat at the Kimball
Grocery Co.
When you want first class shave go
to Bloeser's Barber Shop, opposite Rob
inson's Shanty.
About 1000 sacks of good Flour for
sale cheap for cash at the 81 our Store. .247
Oysters in bulk or cans always on
hand at the store of the Kimball Grocery
Co.
Mountain Goat one coat for S12, for
n.er price, $50, at Bardin's
------------
! The finest of dried fruits Cherries,
| Raspberries, Apples, etc, etc. at the
Kimball Grocery Co.
A large variety of Oranges. Lemons,
Nuts and Candies at Bardin's.
You will 6nd the very best and
most complete stock of Dry Goods
and Boots and Shoes in town at Har-
ker and Birds.
A Big Deal on Ladies Cloaks at l.. D.
| Rardin's.
Stamping Of all Kinds at the Nor
ris' Sisters.
Fill line OF Duck Overcoats, Duck
short Coats, Duck Pants and Vests fan
mel lined at Robinson's.
A large invoica of Ladies and Gents
Slippers at M .Novotny's.
| Good goods at hard times prices al
NJ. Novotny's.
The best Sauer KRAFT Pickles and
| Mince Meat at Bardin's.
All Wool Cash,ncres only so cts pei
yard at Bardin's.
1 When you want fine quality OF Java
Coffee go to the Kimball Grocery Co.
1875 Fur C APPS =. manufacturers prices a
Bardin's.
4 Pure Buckw heat Flour and Corn Mea
for sale cheap ut Smiths feed store. 247
II -- Observation-Disclosures
The Kimball Grocery Co. keeps th
Kimball Mills Flour: the hest in tn,
market.
To my many customers: Those ii
want of hard or soft coul will Away
find full lire at my sheds and at bot
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Depends How Hot Il Fire 1t Makes.
From the Buffalo County Sentinel.
We wonder if it isn't pretty near HI
to pay SIS per ton for soft coal delivered
here
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-01-14
Reen Exploring.
From the Alexandr

Young ladies necks and heads are
often filled with illusion.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-01-14

Robinson has the finest line Of Cloth
ing and Oyercoats ever brought to Kim
ball, and at figures to suit the price of
wheat and flax.